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LANGDON SEAGULL

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Dec 9, 2004
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Langdon Hills
Going to the England v Jamaica game, has anyone got any suggestions of routes there that avoid the M6, I was thinking of up the M1 and cutting across through Chesterfield.

Any short cuts greatly appreciated
 




Wardy

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Oct 9, 2003
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Go by train
 




dougdeep

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May 9, 2004
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SUNNY SEAFORD
Give us a clue where it is.
 






Superseagull

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Jul 8, 2003
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M1 then A50 across to Stoke then the M6 for the final bit. This cuts out Birmingham which could be busy.
 


dougdeep

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I'd go M25, M40, M42, M6Toll, M6 and start early.
 








butchy

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Jul 24, 2005
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Bethnal Green, E2
if you get the M1 and cut accross the penines its a very nice scenic route however not the most rapid of routes-i do believe that there is a very nice pub on route however called the 'cat and fiddle' which will cure any driving-induced parched throat. you get very nie views if its a clear day up there.....
 






butchy

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Jul 24, 2005
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oh and also i'd advise you to park if possible away from the ground as traffic before and after the game will be dreadfull-park in south manchester off the oxford road somewhere like rusholme or didsbury and get the very good but service to oxford rd station and from thre there are frequent trains to OT.
 


Rangdo

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LANGDON SEAGULL said:
Old Trafford, Doug

It's about time they played one up there. Those poor souls can't have seen the national team play for hours.
 


LANGDON SEAGULL

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Dec 9, 2004
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Langdon Hills
butchy said:
oh and also i'd advise you to park if possible away from the ground as traffic before and after the game will be dreadfull-park in south manchester off the oxford road somewhere like rusholme or didsbury and get the very good but service to oxford rd station and from thre there are frequent trains to OT.

Im thinking of parking at Salford Quays. Thanks for your advice though
 




Uncle Buck

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butchy said:
oh and also i'd advise you to park if possible away from the ground as traffic before and after the game will be dreadfull-park in south manchester off the oxford road somewhere like rusholme or didsbury and get the very good but service to oxford rd station and from thre there are frequent trains to OT.

For the Austria game we parked at the cricket ground and it was surprisingly easy getting back onto the motorway afterwards.

May have been luck.
 


LANGDON SEAGULL

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Dec 9, 2004
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Langdon Hills
Uncle Buck said:
For the Austria game we parked at the cricket ground and it was surprisingly easy getting back onto the motorway afterwards.

May have been luck.

I'll get up there early enough to check out both venues. Will set off about 8.00. Salford Quays is to the north of the ground, and a ten minute walk away, and is 5 mins from M62/M6. Cheers for the advice though Piers
 




LANGDON SEAGULL

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Dec 9, 2004
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Langdon Hills
butchy said:
yeah salford quays would be good to park at however get there well before kick-off because it tends to get very congested

Cheers, I should get there about 11.00.
 


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